GOOOOOD, U+J on gagné !!!!!!!!!
ROMBER ne meritaient pas un "2e" million ....avec toute l aide qui ont eux... et l incompétence de AMBER --Message edité par Kid Tv le 2005-05-11 14:44:20--
Émission du 10 mai - Finale de la saison
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J'ai trouvé que c'était une belle finale. J'étais contente de ne pas voir une épreuve où ils doivent manger quelque chose. Dans TAR 7, on a eu seulement l'épreuve de la viande que Rob et d'autres équipes ont réussi à déjouer avec brio. Je pense que les producteurs ont réfléchi à cela.
Rob et Amber: On a bien vu hier qu'est-ce que ça fait sans guide: on ne sait pas où aller plonger, on a de la difficulté à trouver un marchand de cigares... Amber n'a pas de personnalité pauvre petite. Rob lui disait tout quoi faire. Rendue à Miami elle traînait un livre avec elle. C'est probablement son journal ne sachant pas si leurs sacs, laissés dans l'avion, seront retournés.
On n'a jamais vu Ron et Kelly sortir de l'avion et aller chez le marchand de cigares, tout comme dans TAR6, on n'a jamais vu Rebecca et Adam aller manger de la pizza pour la dernière épreuve. Je pense que la production les avertit qu'il y a déjà une équipe gagnant et leur indique où se rendre.
J'ai bien aimé la façon qu'ils ont fait les choses pour l'émission à Londres où Gretchen et Meridith ont été éliminés. Ensuite, hier soir, l'avant dernier leg était un non-élimination et Uchenna et Joyce ont dû rendre leurs affaires. C'était pas si pire pour les vêtements. Joyce a même conservé le chandail qu'elle a utilé pour jouer au golf. L'argent a été leur défi. Ils sont du bon monde. Malgré qu'ils avaient des problèmes de couple, ils ont eu une belle course en se comportant comme des adultes.
Ron, je l'ai trouvé sans coeur. À l'aéroport, Kelly lui parle de ses sentiments et lui a la tête repoussant dans le creux de sa main. Il était abusif verbalement envers Kelly. Il avait raison quand il disait qu'elle était souvent en train de parler qu'est-ce qui allait arriver rendu à la maison. Pour lui, il voulait discuter de cela rendu à la maison. Pauvre Ron, je pense que ça va être difficile pour lui de se trouver une autre blonde! --Message edité par Kate McKay le 2005-05-11 15:57:14--
Rob et Amber: On a bien vu hier qu'est-ce que ça fait sans guide: on ne sait pas où aller plonger, on a de la difficulté à trouver un marchand de cigares... Amber n'a pas de personnalité pauvre petite. Rob lui disait tout quoi faire. Rendue à Miami elle traînait un livre avec elle. C'est probablement son journal ne sachant pas si leurs sacs, laissés dans l'avion, seront retournés.
On n'a jamais vu Ron et Kelly sortir de l'avion et aller chez le marchand de cigares, tout comme dans TAR6, on n'a jamais vu Rebecca et Adam aller manger de la pizza pour la dernière épreuve. Je pense que la production les avertit qu'il y a déjà une équipe gagnant et leur indique où se rendre.
J'ai bien aimé la façon qu'ils ont fait les choses pour l'émission à Londres où Gretchen et Meridith ont été éliminés. Ensuite, hier soir, l'avant dernier leg était un non-élimination et Uchenna et Joyce ont dû rendre leurs affaires. C'était pas si pire pour les vêtements. Joyce a même conservé le chandail qu'elle a utilé pour jouer au golf. L'argent a été leur défi. Ils sont du bon monde. Malgré qu'ils avaient des problèmes de couple, ils ont eu une belle course en se comportant comme des adultes.
Ron, je l'ai trouvé sans coeur. À l'aéroport, Kelly lui parle de ses sentiments et lui a la tête repoussant dans le creux de sa main. Il était abusif verbalement envers Kelly. Il avait raison quand il disait qu'elle était souvent en train de parler qu'est-ce qui allait arriver rendu à la maison. Pour lui, il voulait discuter de cela rendu à la maison. Pauvre Ron, je pense que ça va être difficile pour lui de se trouver une autre blonde! --Message edité par Kate McKay le 2005-05-11 15:57:14--
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Voici ce qu'on peut trouver sur le site du "Early Show" où les trois finalistes participaient à l'émission:
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/05/ ... 4517.shtml
Uchenna And Joyce Beg No More
(CBS) Married couple Uchenna and Joyce Agu started the last leg of the race in last place and with no money.
"It was hard. It was humiliating," Joyce tells The Early Show co-anchor Harry Smith, recalling their time at the Jamaica airport begging for money. "It was so devastating just to understand what it feels like to not have anything. And people looking at you like, you know, you're trash or you have some disease. And then, people didn't want to give us anything. I mean, it was just so hard. We want to tell them,’ We’re tax-paying citizens,' but we couldn't really say."
Well, those days are over. The couple received a $1 million check from show host Phil Keoghan Wednesday on The Early Show.. With part of the money, they plan to adopt if the fertility treatment does not work.
"Before the race began, we've gone through a lot," Uchenna tells co-anchor Rene Syler. "Layoffs and little financial deprivation there. Couples tend to really get at each other when there's some financial strife. And we got to pretty high levels of issues."
But Joyce notes that the show proved that when they have a common goal, they can work together.
"I let him handle his strength, and he allows me to handle my strength - strengths that he didn't know I had, I'm sure," she says.
It was at the Jamaican airport that Joyce was ready to give up, but the encouraging words from her husband put her back on track.
"I thought, this is it," Joyce says. "People are so rude to us. Nobody would give us any money, and I thought we were asking very kindly, but he just kept saying: We're not going to give up."
And with that they ended the hopes of former "Survivor" champs Rob Mariano and Amber Brkich's of conquering two separate reality shows. Rob and Amber were in the lead, already on a plane to Miami from Puerto Rico, when Uchenna and Joyce were once again begging. This time, they were pleading for the airline to put the jetway back on the full and about-to-depart plane for them.
"I think last night the difference was them turning the plane around to come back and pick up Uchenna and Joyce. If not, we were smooth sailing out of there," Rob says.
But when the jetway came back, Joyce says she thought she was going to faint. "We looked at each other, and we were like 'No way,'" Uchenna says.
Joyce adds, "I actually looked up, and I was, like, thank you, God. This is a miracle. There's no way. That never happens. It never happens."
Uchenna notes, "When they said, 'Call the pilot.' We're thinking: They're calling the pilot. They're calling the pilot. When that jetway went back, I mean, it's just a breath of fresh air."
Seventy-two thousand miles, 25 cities, and 5 continents and it all came down to a cigar store in Little Havana. With the help of a Spanish-speaking cab driver, Uchenna and Joyce arrived at the pit stop for their final clue.
"We're saying three kings," Joyce recalls, "And he goes, well, in Spanish, it's tres. And we're thinking, could it be? Would they be so tricky? I couldn't believe it."
For Rob and Amber it was "as the expression goes, close but no cigar," Rob says with a smile. "We were definitely confident throughout."
Amber notes to win they had to believe they could win all the time. "You have to go through the race with a confident attitude believing in yourself. That's how you get as far as you do. That's how we got to the end," she says.
Even if that means you become the unpopular team in the race. "A couple teams don't like us, but it's all right. We went out to run the race, and we happened to make some friends along the way," Amber says.
And the good news is that they are now married. Not such a happy ending for Ron Young and Kelly McCorkle who are now just friends.
Ron says, "When you travel together, it really does kind of break it all down. You see everything. Sometimes, it's not good"
About the fights they had while on the show, Kelly notes, " It's very stressful. I'm a human being. I'm not perfect. Things fly out sometimes."
And Ron says, "You're trying to get it done as fast as possible. If you took anybody's conversation like a little argument and took one sentence out of that to represent the entire argument, you get a totally different picture than you would listening to the whole thing."
So now the question is for Rob and Amber: Will we see them again in another reality show?
"Stay tuned," Rob says. --Message edité par Kate McKay le 2005-05-11 16:19:24--
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/05/ ... 4517.shtml
Uchenna And Joyce Beg No More
(CBS) Married couple Uchenna and Joyce Agu started the last leg of the race in last place and with no money.
"It was hard. It was humiliating," Joyce tells The Early Show co-anchor Harry Smith, recalling their time at the Jamaica airport begging for money. "It was so devastating just to understand what it feels like to not have anything. And people looking at you like, you know, you're trash or you have some disease. And then, people didn't want to give us anything. I mean, it was just so hard. We want to tell them,’ We’re tax-paying citizens,' but we couldn't really say."
Well, those days are over. The couple received a $1 million check from show host Phil Keoghan Wednesday on The Early Show.. With part of the money, they plan to adopt if the fertility treatment does not work.
"Before the race began, we've gone through a lot," Uchenna tells co-anchor Rene Syler. "Layoffs and little financial deprivation there. Couples tend to really get at each other when there's some financial strife. And we got to pretty high levels of issues."
But Joyce notes that the show proved that when they have a common goal, they can work together.
"I let him handle his strength, and he allows me to handle my strength - strengths that he didn't know I had, I'm sure," she says.
It was at the Jamaican airport that Joyce was ready to give up, but the encouraging words from her husband put her back on track.
"I thought, this is it," Joyce says. "People are so rude to us. Nobody would give us any money, and I thought we were asking very kindly, but he just kept saying: We're not going to give up."
And with that they ended the hopes of former "Survivor" champs Rob Mariano and Amber Brkich's of conquering two separate reality shows. Rob and Amber were in the lead, already on a plane to Miami from Puerto Rico, when Uchenna and Joyce were once again begging. This time, they were pleading for the airline to put the jetway back on the full and about-to-depart plane for them.
"I think last night the difference was them turning the plane around to come back and pick up Uchenna and Joyce. If not, we were smooth sailing out of there," Rob says.
But when the jetway came back, Joyce says she thought she was going to faint. "We looked at each other, and we were like 'No way,'" Uchenna says.
Joyce adds, "I actually looked up, and I was, like, thank you, God. This is a miracle. There's no way. That never happens. It never happens."
Uchenna notes, "When they said, 'Call the pilot.' We're thinking: They're calling the pilot. They're calling the pilot. When that jetway went back, I mean, it's just a breath of fresh air."
Seventy-two thousand miles, 25 cities, and 5 continents and it all came down to a cigar store in Little Havana. With the help of a Spanish-speaking cab driver, Uchenna and Joyce arrived at the pit stop for their final clue.
"We're saying three kings," Joyce recalls, "And he goes, well, in Spanish, it's tres. And we're thinking, could it be? Would they be so tricky? I couldn't believe it."
For Rob and Amber it was "as the expression goes, close but no cigar," Rob says with a smile. "We were definitely confident throughout."
Amber notes to win they had to believe they could win all the time. "You have to go through the race with a confident attitude believing in yourself. That's how you get as far as you do. That's how we got to the end," she says.
Even if that means you become the unpopular team in the race. "A couple teams don't like us, but it's all right. We went out to run the race, and we happened to make some friends along the way," Amber says.
And the good news is that they are now married. Not such a happy ending for Ron Young and Kelly McCorkle who are now just friends.
Ron says, "When you travel together, it really does kind of break it all down. You see everything. Sometimes, it's not good"
About the fights they had while on the show, Kelly notes, " It's very stressful. I'm a human being. I'm not perfect. Things fly out sometimes."
And Ron says, "You're trying to get it done as fast as possible. If you took anybody's conversation like a little argument and took one sentence out of that to represent the entire argument, you get a totally different picture than you would listening to the whole thing."
So now the question is for Rob and Amber: Will we see them again in another reality show?
"Stay tuned," Rob says. --Message edité par Kate McKay le 2005-05-11 16:19:24--
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merci kate et sakke pour le texte et les photos ...
je suis très contente que U/J aient gagné. À l'exception de l'avion, je crois pas mal plus qu'ils ont été malchanceux dans cette émission ... ils étaient en tête et finalement ils ont un flat et se retrouvent dernier ... ce qui fait qu'ils n'ont plus d'argent pour le dernier leg et on a vu toutes les difficultés qu'ils se sont données pour en avoir (pas mal plus dur que pour les autres équipes qui ont eu à se trouver de l'argent je trouve ...) Tout ça ne serait pas arrivé s'ils n'avaient pas eu ce foutu flat ... et je suis encore plus contente qu'ils aient gagnés vu que Joyce s'était fait couper les cheveux ...
je suis très contente que U/J aient gagné. À l'exception de l'avion, je crois pas mal plus qu'ils ont été malchanceux dans cette émission ... ils étaient en tête et finalement ils ont un flat et se retrouvent dernier ... ce qui fait qu'ils n'ont plus d'argent pour le dernier leg et on a vu toutes les difficultés qu'ils se sont données pour en avoir (pas mal plus dur que pour les autres équipes qui ont eu à se trouver de l'argent je trouve ...) Tout ça ne serait pas arrivé s'ils n'avaient pas eu ce foutu flat ... et je suis encore plus contente qu'ils aient gagnés vu que Joyce s'était fait couper les cheveux ...
ornitho-max a écritmes prédictions sont parfaites pour cette saison. Juste dommage que meredith et gretchen ne soit pas la.
rob doit s en vouloir d avoir yielder ron et kelly a place de U/J dans l épisode londonnien.
Je suis content reste seulement a attendre les autres saisons
cé la première chose a laquelle j'ai pensé moi aussi.
Rob doit s,en vouloir de ne pas avoir yielder U /J.
mais on sait tjs ca après ces affaires la.
une vrai drogue cette émission la. je suis déja en manque
a la prochaine.
je post pas souvent , mais je vous lit tous++++
au prochian AR, je vais participer au casino, ca va mettre du piquant.
bye bye du NB
rob doit s en vouloir d avoir yielder ron et kelly a place de U/J dans l épisode londonnien.
Je suis content reste seulement a attendre les autres saisons
cé la première chose a laquelle j'ai pensé moi aussi.
Rob doit s,en vouloir de ne pas avoir yielder U /J.
mais on sait tjs ca après ces affaires la.
une vrai drogue cette émission la. je suis déja en manque
a la prochaine.
je post pas souvent , mais je vous lit tous++++
au prochian AR, je vais participer au casino, ca va mettre du piquant.
bye bye du NB
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